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    changing nameplate cvars

    Hello. i recently found an amazing script that made nameplates never leave the top or bottom of screen. However, it also came with a "max distance" edit that I'm not quite sure how to change. here is the script

    /run for _, v in pairs({"nameplateMaxDistance", "nameplateOtherTopInset", "nameplateOtherBottomInset"}) do SetCVar(v, GetCVarDefault(v)) end

    how would I run something for just the nameplateMaxDistance to set it back to default

    any help would be great.

    p.s. if i were to run this again, can I just take out the nameplateMaxDistance parameters and get the desired effect ?

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    o_O

    Code:
    /run SetCVar("nameplateMaxDistance", GetCVarDefault("nameplateMaxDistance"))

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    I just use the Advanced Interface Options addon for this, it has a list of cvars you can modify and do so through the addon (I had to after I suffered some fairly bad eyestrain from the nameplate being too small and the alpha on them being much too low).
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    Quote Originally Posted by lightspark View Post
    o_O

    Code:
    /run SetCVar("nameplateMaxDistance", GetCVarDefault("nameplateMaxDistance"))
    So I need to run that in addition to the first macro?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Braindog View Post
    So I need to run that in addition to the first macro?
    No, that's a part of a macro that resets "nameplateMaxDistance", so if you run first macro, there's no need to run this one

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